Wikipanion
Does Wikipedia really need its own app? After all, it's easy enough to launch Safari (or your browser of choice) and go to the Wikipedia site. But for frequent users of the world's favorite crowdsourced encyclopedia, the free
Wikipanion app has its advantages. For starters, its well-organized interface is easier to browse than the Wikipedia site. And the app's iPad version displays a table of contents in landscape mode, which makes it easy jump to subsections within an article. Created by developer Robert Chin, Wikipanion also has $5 paid version with additional features, including a queue mode to manage the pages you want to read next, and the ability to save pages (with images) for later reading offline.
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